The Nigeria Police Force has said that the trending video showing Ibrahim Idris, Inspector-General of police (IGP), struggling to read a speech was doctored.
In the video, Idris finds it difficult to pronounce the words, as he constantly repeats “I mean” and “transmission”.
The police force made this known while responding to questions from Dr Adekola Adewale, who asked that: “#AskThePolice I saw a video yesterday on social media about the Inspector General of Police not able to read his own speech. Some of us suspect it is a doctored video, can you clarify that please?
Thank you.”
#AskThePolice
I saw a video yesterday on social media about the Inspector General of Police not able to read his own speech. Some of us suspect it is a doctored video, can you clarify that please?
Thank you.— Dr Adekola Adewale (@olajidenigeria) May 17, 2018
Thank you for your question. Yes it was doctored. #AskThePolice https://t.co/lYSpkyRIdh
— Nigeria Police Force (@PoliceNG) May 17, 2018
It was gathered that the full video may be released by the NPF soon.
Someone said the UNDOCTORED video is still being NURSED in the INCUBATOR. It will be released when it’s mature.
Sense will not kill these Nigerians. 😅😅😅😅😅 pic.twitter.com/lzMWy41wVs
— Charles E. Onyemakonor (@ceonigeria) May 17, 2018
This is the main motive behind this #AskThePolice I guess. I think it will be proper for the Police HQ to release the original video which was not doctored to back up this claim that the circulating video is doctored.
— ThankGod Ukachukwu (@tksilicon) May 17, 2018
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